Software Engineer II

AMH is one of the leading single-family rental companies and homebuilders in the country, recognized as a top employer. The Software Engineer II is responsible for creating, maintaining, and enhancing web applications using modern cloud-based technologies, while also contributing to both back-end and front-end development. Responsibilities: Build Azure based, cloud-native web applications in ASP.NET Core and React, implement microservices, micro frontends, serverless, containers and leverage core Azure services including but not limited to Azure functions, AKS, Azure Service Bus, Stream Analytics, Azure SQL; Implement APIs through Event-Driven Microservices Architecture, ensuring scalable, resilient communication between services. Contribute to application documentation through sequence diagrams, workflow diagrams, and detailed API documentation to ensure clarity and maintainability; Address technical debt by identifying code and infrastructure that require improvement, optimizing existing systems for better performance, and implementing best practices to enhance maintainability and scalability of software solutions; Perform code reviews of other developers to ensure compliance with coding and security standards; Participate in agile ceremonies such as sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and retrospectives to ensure the team is aligned and working towards common goals Qualifications: High school diploma or GED required; Minimum three (3) years of experience delivering enterprise web applications in ASP.Net/C# and responsive web; Expertise in Azure stack web development, distributed architecture/systems, microservices, React based micro frontends; Strong experience in Azure application security, hosting/patterns, containerization; Experience with distributed development design, messaging patterns, .NET modern ecosystem, and overall enterprise development acumen Required Skills: ASP.NET Core, C#, React, Azure stack web development, Microservices, Micro frontends, Distributed architecture, Azure application security, Containerization, Distributed development design, Messaging patterns, .NET modern ecosystem, Enterprise web application development